TED Notepad offers an architecture for text-processing filters an tools. These are common console-based applications that can read text from theit console input and write text to their console output. This page lists only common examples of such filters, the full list of all useful filters is only known by Google.
All packages on this page are standalone projects/applications with their own terms of use and licenses. TED Notepad is not affiliated with any of them in any way. Please note that some of them may not be free for some kinds of use. Refer to their licenses and/or end user agreements to determine, whether and how you can use them.
For most of these packages to install, unzip and copy all their contents to any shell directory. Then open TED Notepad and add the respective Command and Description strings in the Settings dialog, Filters page.
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Command: | cmd /c dir /b %2 "%1" | |||
Description: | %1 path | |||
GNU Grep | ver. 2.5.1 | grep.zip | 68kb | |
Command: | grep -a%2 -e %\1 | |||
Description: | %1 pattern | |||
GNU Cut | ver. 2.1 | cut.zip | 9kb | |
Command: | cut -n %2 -%1 | |||
Description: | %1 (use "f" or "c", but only one of them) | |||
Mozilla Firefox | ||||
Command: | C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe "%F" | |||
Description: | No parameters are required. | |||
This list covers filters that were suggested by users. If you are a programmer interested in sharing some useful code, consider implementing them and submitting a link to them to this page.. Thank you in advance.